Paris reports 855 detentions after violent protests in France.
The unrest spans unions, students, farmers and climate activists, with crowds of 20,000 in Lyon and Nantes.
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“Paris reports 855 detentions after violent France protests”
Paris detentions reach 855 linked to protests across France
Key points
- Paris police detained a record 855 people over violence during protests on Oct. 17.
- Limoges town hall fire was contained; roof largely collapsed in the unrest.
- Demonstrations involved Yellow Vest protesters, students, farmers, climate activists and unions.
- Crowd estimates: about 20,000 in Lyon and Nantes, 10,000 in Rennes.
- Protests focused on rising living costs; origins trace to 2018 Yellow Vest movement.
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10 10 Paris reports 855 detentions after violent protests in France.
The unrest spans unions, students, farmers and climate activists, with crowds of 20,000 in Lyon and Nantes.